JujitsuFlip wrote:Guess the Cavs got off easy with Draymond after i saw him lock in the headlock on Rudy, lmao.
Him and Klay were just supposed to have a rest day but the in-season tournament didn't allow that.
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JujitsuFlip wrote:Guess the Cavs got off easy with Draymond after i saw him lock in the headlock on Rudy, lmao.
Oh, good point. They made sure they were gonna get that rest one way or another.toooskies wrote:JujitsuFlip wrote:Guess the Cavs got off easy with Draymond after i saw him lock in the headlock on Rudy, lmao.
Him and Klay were just supposed to have a rest day but the in-season tournament didn't allow that.
LakerLegend wrote:LeBron was literally more athletic at 35 than he was at 20

Iwasawitness wrote:Mitchell is GTD for Friday's game against the Pistons. So is Garland.
Man, Cleveland's injury woes potentially continue...
ijspeelman wrote:Iwasawitness wrote:Mitchell is GTD for Friday's game against the Pistons. So is Garland.
Man, Cleveland's injury woes potentially continue...
Pistons would actually be quite a bad team to be out any guards as well. They have Ausar Thompson who's been elite at stopping his match-up on defense (check out ThinkingBasketball's video on him if you haven't already). If he can focus on our sole playmaker, might be a really tough watch.
LakerLegend wrote:LeBron was literally more athletic at 35 than he was at 20
JujitsuFlip wrote:Oh, good point. They made sure they were gonna get that rest one way or another.toooskies wrote:JujitsuFlip wrote:Guess the Cavs got off easy with Draymond after i saw him lock in the headlock on Rudy, lmao.
Him and Klay were just supposed to have a rest day but the in-season tournament didn't allow that.
Edit: also that's so dumb, league should just let the guys rest if antics like this are going to be what guys do who don't feel like playing that night.


LakerLegend wrote:LeBron was literally more athletic at 35 than he was at 20

Iwasawitness wrote:I can’t help but feel that Mobley is not getting the attention he deserves for the kind of season he’s been having so far.
Iwasawitness wrote:I can’t help but feel that Mobley is not getting the attention he deserves for the kind of season he’s been having so far.

I mean, chicken and egg.JonFromVA wrote:And it's not just about playing a deep rotation, it's about improving the energy level from the players who are on the floor.
JonFromVA wrote:Iwasawitness wrote:I can’t help but feel that Mobley is not getting the attention he deserves for the kind of season he’s been having so far.
People already jumped to the conclusion that he'd regressed and had been passed by Chet and Wemby, and maybe even Scottie.
He's also no longer ruling the contested shot statistic either. With Allen settling back in and if his recent success with his jumper is no fluke, he will start to rise again.
76ciology wrote:Wouldn't Edey have a better chance of winning the scoring battle against Tatum in the post after a switch than Tatum shooting over Edey's 9'6" standing reach?
Wow, i didn't realize the tear Scottie has been on! His numbers are impressive, quite a leap.jasonxxx102 wrote:JonFromVA wrote:Iwasawitness wrote:I can’t help but feel that Mobley is not getting the attention he deserves for the kind of season he’s been having so far.
People already jumped to the conclusion that he'd regressed and had been passed by Chet and Wemby, and maybe even Scottie.
He's also no longer ruling the contested shot statistic either. With Allen settling back in and if his recent success with his jumper is no fluke, he will start to rise again.
Chet is very clearly above Mobley in terms of impact.
Wemby isn’t but he’s not in a great spot either way, I’d rather have Wemby over Mobley for the future though.
Scottie is taking a HUGE leap this season. He looks every bit of a 2 way do it all forward with all NBA upside. If we’re looking at this moment in time, Scottie has also passed Mobley.
jasonxxx102 wrote:JonFromVA wrote:Iwasawitness wrote:I can’t help but feel that Mobley is not getting the attention he deserves for the kind of season he’s been having so far.
People already jumped to the conclusion that he'd regressed and had been passed by Chet and Wemby, and maybe even Scottie.
He's also no longer ruling the contested shot statistic either. With Allen settling back in and if his recent success with his jumper is no fluke, he will start to rise again.
Chet is very clearly above Mobley in terms of impact.
Wemby isn’t but he’s not in a great spot either way, I’d rather have Wemby over Mobley for the future though.
Scottie is taking a HUGE leap this season. He looks every bit of a 2 way do it all forward with all NBA upside. If we’re looking at this moment in time, Scottie has also passed Mobley.
LakerLegend wrote:LeBron was literally more athletic at 35 than he was at 20
Iwasawitness wrote:jasonxxx102 wrote:JonFromVA wrote:
People already jumped to the conclusion that he'd regressed and had been passed by Chet and Wemby, and maybe even Scottie.
He's also no longer ruling the contested shot statistic either. With Allen settling back in and if his recent success with his jumper is no fluke, he will start to rise again.
Chet is very clearly above Mobley in terms of impact.
Wemby isn’t but he’s not in a great spot either way, I’d rather have Wemby over Mobley for the future though.
Scottie is taking a HUGE leap this season. He looks every bit of a 2 way do it all forward with all NBA upside. If we’re looking at this moment in time, Scottie has also passed Mobley.
In what regard are we talking about with Chet having a bigger impact? Offensively yes. Chet is very clearly superior on that front and is a huge reason OKC is as good as they are in that department. But defensively? He doesn't have the same defensive impact Mobley does. Does that change in the future? I don't really know because it's too early to say. Chet does impress me greatly at that end, but he's somehow even worse off from a build standpoint than Mobley is. At least Mobley can bang with bigger players. Chet can't really do that. His frame absolutely terrifies me and I really hope he can build great amounts of muscle if he's going to continue to be their center.
I 100% disagree with you about Barnes. A lot of people have raved about Scottie Barnes and the leap he's taken this season but honestly, it's being overblown. Does he have improved numbers? Yes. Has his shooting improved? So far, yes it absolutely has. But we have to keep in mind what's going on with the Raptors. VanVleet left the team which has opened up more shooting and playmaking opportunities for Barnes. He's very clearly their second option on offense and he's taking full advantage of that. But the sample size is still small and I want to see how he continues to do throughout the season. Mobley on the other hand is only three points per game behind him while taking four less shots per game. He still very clearly has an advantage defensively while currently averaging a double double. In the rare occasions that Mobley has been the second option, he's got a better PPG average. Hell, Barnes hasn't even topped Mobley's season high of 33 points yet. At this point, at least to me, Mobley is still very clearly the better player. People just don't really want to pay much attention to their respective situations and only want to focus on the stats.
The only part I agree with you on is Wemby. Yes, Mobley is better right now but I too fully expect Wemby to one day be the superior player, and I expect him to almost always win the DPOY battle. There will probably be a rivalry between the two on that front alone but I see Wemby coming out on top almost every time.
76ciology wrote:Wouldn't Edey have a better chance of winning the scoring battle against Tatum in the post after a switch than Tatum shooting over Edey's 9'6" standing reach?